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ive been range recently with my driver and can honestly say ive been nailing the ball long and straight on the range at various targets but when i get on the tee box im all over the place!!! cant understand it! when im on range i manage to get good shoulder turn and follow through yet when i get on tee box i end up casting or stack and tilting causing a slice!! can anyone suggest anything to help me!!!?

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My 2 cents! On the range you aren't worried about the outcome of your swing, you are just worried about the process. You are relaxed and you swing free because you know that swing doesn't "count", you have another ball to hit, and so on.

At least that is my story, I find I can take my driving range swing to the course when I don't worry about were the ball ends up, just that I make a good swing and send it in the direction I had intended.

Craig 

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Do not take your driving on the range to the course... Actually do quite the opposite. Take your driving on the course to the range. When you are at the range, visualize the holes that give you the most trouble driving. Concentrate as if you were standing on that tee. Think of everything you could possibly do wrong... and hit, and hit, and hit, and hit... until you hit them well.

Guess what will happen next time you really are on that tee...

Please don´t swing while I´m talking !!
 


The range can spoil you. Make sure you are playing lots of actual rounds...it's the only way to get better.

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